Poster Monday: No War

Poster Monday: No War

NO WAR
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Poster Monday: No War

The first Poster Monday spot of July  belongs to Chia Hsiang Lee from Taiwan for her poster entitled “No War”. Chia Is a social observer specializing in creative pop art design. Hundreds of awards have been won in major design competitions, not only in Taiwan but also around the world including France, Dubai, Spain, Slovenia, Peru, South Korea, China, Argentina, Poland, Finland, Ukraine, Ecuador, Turkey, Mexico, Russia, Cyprus, India, Iran, Jamaica, etc. Recently invited to serve as one of the judges of the Turkish Bolo Poster Award and Taiwan posters from the 2022 Russia GOLDEN TURTLE Jury Coronavirus International Poster Competition has great enthusiasm for poster design, and develops design education and speech.

Chia Hsiang Lee tell us “The war between Ukraine and Russia gave me the idea; using the English word NO, it is converted into the shape of a tank, symbolizing the concept of anti-war, and showing the creativity of not war. The influence of the social environment inspired my creative inspiration”.

If you would like to learn more from Chia and his work visit his facebook  and remember to submit your poster for the next edition of Poster Monday. Find all the info you need in our submissions page, and facebook.

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Poster Monday: We are at war

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Poster Monday: We are at war

Today´s Poster Monday spot goes to Jannete Mark from Moscow for his poster “We are at war”. Jannete is a graduate from the Higher Academic School of Graphic Design. Now working as a graphic designer, she is inspired by Dutch design and always pays a close attention to the poster in her work.

The poster “We are at war” is about blindness, we are trying to count sheep, hoping when we open our eyes and that war will not be around. Absurd and phantasmagoria surrounds us every day, we have to defend. We should think and be aware of what is happening. “Don’t be blind” says Jannete.

If you would like to see more projects from Jannete visit his personal behance page.

And if you would like to see your work featured on Poster Monday visit our submissions page and send us your work!

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Poster Monday: We can not Forget the Memories

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Poster Monday: We can not Forget the Memories

For the second Poster Monday spot of the day we have a poster from Huimin Su, designed to be a  reminder of the danger of the most extreme form of modern warfare. Huimin was born in China, has a Major in Visual Communication Design, is member of International Design Council (ICO-D) and a ILIA_ International Landscape Planning and Design Industry Association. Huimin ‘s work has been in Italy, Germany, Ukraine, Serbia, China and other places.

Human explains the concept behind the poster: “August 6, 2015 is the 70th anniversary of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima. 70 years have passed since WWII, but each country has yet to reach full consensus on the war, thereby constraining the overall summary of the lessons of history. Some right-wing forces within countries face potential challenges that may rise to bring peace to the world, international peace forces, including China, should be vigilant, and jointly safeguard the fruits of victory of anti-fascist war. At the same time, to learn the lessons of history, in accordance with the principle of mutual benefit to promote the coordination of national development interests, to lay a solid material foundation for universal and lasting peace. I hope now in peacetime for us; for we are celebrating the victory of the war, do not forget the history!”

Remember, if you would like to see your work featured on Poster Monday visit our submissions page and send us your work.

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